NC Spin Articles

DMV Snafus join long list of computer ills

Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, March 5, 2014. It’s enough to make you want to reboot state government – literally. Employees in North Carolina government departments have faced an avalanche of...    Read More

March 6, 2014

New SAT: Essay portion to be optional

Essay optional. No penalties for wrong answers. The SAT college entrance exam is undergoing sweeping revisions. Changes in the annual test that millions of students take will also do away with some...    Read More

March 6, 2014



Governor Morehead shaped modern North Carolina

by Governor James G. Martin, published in Greensboro News-Record, March 2, 2014. A few weeks ago in this space, my friend Henry Isaacson and I wrote about how big ideas have attractive merit. It was...    Read More

March 6, 2014

Thinking head

When every politician in Washington sounds like a robot reciting a predictable party line, Rand Paul sounds like a man who actually thinks. Sometimes he sounds sounds nutty and sometimes he makes...    Read More

March 6, 2014

Running in circles

These days just about every politician in Raleigh is saying (as often as he can) how he wants to spend more money on schools and give teachers raises.    But what if the root of the problem with...    Read More

March 6, 2014



North Carolina's toxic future

A dystopian nightmare is unfolding in North Carolina. It is what the whole country would look like if you were to marry David Koch to Ted Cruz, with a prenup by ALEC, the outside agitator also known...    Read More

March 6, 2014

Duke seems to have friends in high places

Editorial by Charlotte Observer, March 3, 2014. State regulators announced Monday that they were citing Duke Energy for not having certain permits the law requires. State regulators did not announce...    Read More

March 6, 2014


Our money's worth?

Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, March 5, 2014. Trust us, state officials say, a High Point consultant earned every penny of the $310,000 in tax money he made last year for less than 11 months...    Read More

March 6, 2014